Personally, I find it difficult. I'm a junior now, and I remember that I spent an hour doing math every day in senior three (I'm from Hunan, and I found it difficult to do science math in Hunan college entrance examination, and I passed the college entrance examination in 2008 1 15). It's hard to say how to improve your math scores one month before the college entrance examination. It depends on your own situation. However, I suggest that you do more previous college entrance examination questions, preferably from 3 pm to 5 pm, and adjust your best state to this time period. There is no need to do those particularly difficult questions. There is also a serious look at the topics that you have done wrong in the past. That's all. I don't know your specific situation. These are just my personal suggestions. You can communicate with math teachers more. I hope it will help you a little.

This is not a naval battle.

Is to return to textbooks. Study more simple topics. Now, the key for you is to make sure that all the questions you have done are correct.

I answered all the multiple-choice questions correctly. It is also possible to fill in the blanks. Although I didn't score on the more difficult big questions. But my math is still 120. That's enough,

Just make sure your simple question is correct.

Make a simulation test paper, only do multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions, add the first question and the second question, make 20 sets, recite all the questions, and follow the mold set during the exam. Generally speaking, if you have feelings, the previous part won't be too wrong. The rest depends on your personality. Remember, you won't. You also have to fill in one or two formulas to prove a formula.

The teacher's task of marking the college entrance examination papers is too great to read them carefully. Generally, the answer is right first, and if you get it right, you will get full marks. If the answer is wrong, they will find the correct formula (remember that at this time, there is no logic at all, and if the formula is right, they will give one or two points). As long as you write one more topic that you don't understand, you can get one-third of the score. I have been there before. I only got about 90 points on the answer when I finished the math test in the national college entrance examination 150, and finally I got10. No, it's a smart move. Of course, it would be best if I have real strength.

I wish you success in the college entrance examination